Sentence examples for affected elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Around the theatre district, chorus girls, trumpet players, tourists with dreams of seeing "Mamma Mia!," and bartenders have all been affected; elsewhere, the writers' strike has disrupted the routines of literary agents, craft-services professionals, stuntmen, and couch potatoes.

Worst affected elsewhere were Connecticut and Massachusetts, with the heaviest snowfall recorded outside Boston - 91 cm (36 in) of snow in Lunenburg by Tuesday night.

In this case, the appropriate liability for the oil producers would be zero: Offshore drilling would induce all those potentially affected to move elsewhere costlessly (or not to move there in the first place), and any subsequent spill would cause zero economic damage.

A council spokesman said it hoped to minimise job losses by deleting empty posts, cutting back on agency staff and redeploying affected staff elsewhere.

"I'm looking at this paper that just came out, about how the loss of sea ice is affecting climate elsewhere," she said.

The skin of the vulva is subject to all the irritations, infections, and other conditions that affect skin elsewhere on the body.

Because of the hub-and-spoke architecture of today's airline route systems, when things go badly in one part of the nation's air grid, it tends to affect traffic elsewhere.

In the midst of this calm, Peter Totterdell, the director of the institute, is in the process of researching the kind of untrammelled emotions that have caused the crisis affecting workplaces elsewhere.

Cheap plonk (mostly foreign) would suffer more than pricey whisky (mostly domestic), they say.What happens in Scotland will affect policy elsewhere; other governments are watching the legal battle with interest.

But it does affect families elsewhere in the UK.

Additionally, it is important to understand whether Saudi Arabia seeks a solution in Yemen with the hope of affecting affairs elsewhere in the Arab world.